Requirements
for occupants

Prospective occupants must be
a United States citizen.
or have proper work visa.

Prospective occupants will be allowed to stay at Godsent Charity homes if they have a criminal history,
with exception to violent offenses and sexual offenses. Violent/Sex offenders are not allowed
No further criminal charges will be tolerated. If an occupant receives a criminal charge while residing at a Godsent Charity home that occupant will be evicted and their escrow account will be dispersed evenly amongst the remaining occupants. 

If a prospective occupant is a victim of abuse, they will be given extra security measures to help ensure their abuser can do no more harm. 
This is a safe space.

Prospective occupants are not required to have a job upon application for residency. Once accepted for residency occupants must prove that they have made real efforts to obtain any job. i.e. application submittal and questionnaire sheets for employers at interviews. 
if an occupant is unable to obtain a job outside the Godsent Charity home complex one will be assigned to them at such a time. 

If you are seeking assistance in kicking addiction, we are here to help. There will be a specific facility on premises dedicated to helping drug addiction. Space is limited.
First come first serve.
 

Prospective occupants when a job is obtained will pay 10% of their income towards their building maintenance and various expenses. When each months expenses are met, or when specific repair costs are saved up for and met, the excess capitol is dispersed evenly between the occupants' escrow accounts .

Occupants can add as much money into their escrow accounts as they wish. However no withdrawals will be allowed and will be spent on the acquiring of land and a small container home that will become the sole property of the occupant.